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Ten police officers who had filed a lawsuit against the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, have formally withdrawn their case concerning their transfers. 



Despite withdrawing the lawsuit, the officers maintain the right to reapply in the future if necessary.



The group, led by Sergeant David Ojeyim, initially sought a court order to block their transfers, arguing that the IGP&#8217;s directive was arbitrary and lacked justification. 



They claimed that the transfers undermined their professional stability and did not adhere to standard administrative procedures within the police service.



The officers involved in the lawsuit include Sergeant Prince Owusu Fayosey, Sergeant Seidu Essilfie, Sergeant Alex Abah, Corporal John Yao Adzimagbor, Corporal Michael Kwasi Avuyi, Corporal Huudu Muhammed Wumbe, Corporal Kabiru Mohammed, Corporal Hannah Antwi-Boasiako, and IC/Inspector Alexander Odoi.



Together, they expressed concerns regarding the transparency and fairness of the transfer process, calling for greater accountability within the Police Administration. 



Their decision to withdraw the lawsuit comes amid ongoing discussions about the internal processes governing police transfers and the need for reforms to ensure fair treatment of officers.



While the withdrawal marks a pause in their legal challenge, it leaves open the possibility for future action should the officers deem it necessary.

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Police Officers Withdraw Lawsuit Against IGP Over Transfer Directive

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AUTHOR: Perpetual Tweneboah Koduah

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